19 The Haven
Skerries
Co. Dublin
K34PH87

This is a super own door, 2 bedroomed, ground floor apartment with off street parking in one of the most convenient locations in Skerries. This property has spacious living accommodation and is full of natural light and benefits from direct access to south facing communal gardens. The Haven is a small private development just off Thomas Hand Street literally a stone's throw from the Town Centre.

The location of this apartment could not be better with all of the amenities of Skerries on your doorstep including shops, restaurants, cafes, sports clubs, harbour, beaches to name but a few!

Skerries enjoys convenient access to the M1, M50, and Dublin Airport - all within a 20-minute drive - as well as a rail link to the city centre connecting with the DART and Luas services. The 33 bus (Strand Street) offers a good service to the city centre.

Viewing is highly recommended.

Ground floor apartment
Own door access
Perfect central Location
South facing rear
Communal gardens

Entrance Hall 1.09m x 2.76m With laminate flooring, sliding door to dining area.
Hall 1.85m x 1.85m Laminate flooring, coving
Dining Room 1.81m x 2.54m With laminate flooring and feature window.
Kitchen 2.06m x 1.97m Galley style kitchen with linoleum flooring, tiled splash back on both sides, integrated oven & hob with extractor fan, wall and floor mounted kitchen units.
Living Room 3.56m x 4.51m With laminate flooring, coving to ceiling, feature fireplace, door to communal garden.
Primary Bedroom 2.61m x 4.51m Laminate flooring, built in wardrobes.
Bedroom 2 2.64m x 3.62m Laminate flooring, built in wardrobes and door to rear garden.
Family Bathroom 1.65m x 1.85m With tiled flooring, tiled shower/bath, W.C, W.H.B
Outside  Access to sunny south facing communal gardens to the rear of the property.

BER: C2
BER Number: 117160044
Energy Performance Indicator: 184.8 kWh/m²/yr

Skerries is a seaside town in County Dublin. Historically, Skerries has been a thriving fishing port and a major centre of hand embroidery. In the late 20th century, it became a resort town, and a dormitory town for commuters to the city of Dublin. There are two fully restored and working windmills, watermill and a museum and coffee shop. In common with much of Dublin's hinterland, Skerries saw massive growth in residential property and associated prices during the late 1990s and early 21st century. There is also an amusement park in the town, near Skerries beach.